We can go outside just not sit in our cars
>>62740804Being a wagie has to be the most cucked and humiliating existence, I swear
>>62740804boss: you can't sit in your carme: I will put you in the ICU if you say that againt. chainlink 11k stack holder
>>62740804Jokes on Trump because Canada is full of jeets that don’t wipe anywayElbows up
>>62740804haha they wouldn't have toilet paper so they wouldn't be able to wipe
>>62740804you see, your car is considered your property so getting in to it is considered leaving work and thats frowned upon by corporate. can't have the slaves leaving the plantation!
>>62740804Probably some retarded law they have to obey but they won't tell you without bullshitting because they're paranoid you'd fuck them over with that knowledge.
>>62740804according to Casteneda and Don Juan a petty tyrant is an opportunity "Nothing tempers a warrior’s spirit as effectively as dealing with impossible people in positions of power. Only under that pressure can one acquire the sobriety and serenity needed to withstand the unknowable. Don Juan’s benefactor said a warrior who stumbles upon a petty tyrant is lucky; if none appears, the warrior must go out and look for one"
>>62741181>>62740804>>62740817It just depends on the company you work for.If your company is owned by a publicly traded company (like a company on the S&P 500), the management is insanely paranoid about safety and lawsuits. We had to have a 30 minute meeting today about how unqualified employees can't touch open electrical outlets or mess with the fuse-boxes. No shit...Now only managers can completely leave on their breaks. I'll see them at the fucking gym for an hour on their (lunch break).When we were a completely private company, we were allowed to completely leave work at lunchtime and go to the store, or home if you lived close enough. As soon as we were bought by an S&P 500 company EVERYTHING slowly went to shit. The only good outcome was our benefits like healthcare and 401k got slightly better.
